Mu Xing died suddenly in the middle of the night, then woke up as a college hopeful in the 1980s.
From the start, both her parents were dead, and she had a younger sister who wasn't related to her by blood, greedy relatives hoping to inherit everything, and a stationery shop on the verge of closing down.
As a lifelong stationery fanatic, she grabbed a cleaver and got to work!
She drove out the relatives, taught her younger sister, and brought Xingchen Stationery back to life!
Over the next ten years, Mu Xing founded a stationery company, launched original brands, developed IP, created cultural products and merchandise, and built a massive integrated cultural and creative shopping center. Along the way, she became a celebrated businesswoman.
When she looked back, two clingy puppies were fighting over her.
Her business partner and her younger sister: "Tell us, whose cooking did you eat today?"
Mu Xing: "..."
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A little scene 1:
After Shen Yuelin ignored her twice, Mu Xing couldn't help thinking what a rotten day it was.
Then she noticed that the guy kept blushing. After watching him carefully for a while, Mu Xing had a sudden realization: this guy was socially anxious.
A little scene 2:
After learning that A Xing liked desserts, Shen Yuelin secretly went to one of the hotels owned by the Shen family to learn from the chefs. Once he'd mastered the recipes, he personally brought the finished desserts over, pleased with himself.
But when he walked in, he found that A Xing's younger sister had already prepared a whole table of delicacies and was looking at him defiantly. Shen Yuelin was stunned.
He swore that when he got back, he'd seek out famous chefs and practice until his cooking improved.
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The female lead is all about her career. The male lead is all about love.
P.S.:
1. The story is entirely fictional, so please don't confuse it with reality. All place names, TV shows, comics, anime, and so on in the story are made up.
2. The main plot follows the female lead building her career. There is a romance, but not much of one.
Core message: Never give up, no matter the circumstances.
Same problem as the previous chapter. There were almost no small printing plants at that time, because the plate-making equipment was quite expensive, and all the better printers and folding machines were imported. Color printing required manual color mixing and proofing. The overall age is adjusted to 1995-1998, which is actually about the same
The front is very smooth, and the occasional departure from the era is not outrageous. But starting from the last chapter, the part involving the stationery store is not 1988 at all. This chapter also has this problem, including currency. Flaws do not hide your strengths, come on~